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The Septuagint (LXX) is a Greek translation of the Old Testament. It was already centuries old at the time of Christ and so, of course...

Using literal words figuratively. A falling away being a departure works.

Here we have Irenaeus in the second century talking about ancient copies of the Apocalypse. We also have Victorinus and Eusebius not...

I don't understand. Are you saying the GPT denies that the word "apostasia" is used in II Thes. 2:3? Surely not. Please explain. Also...

Hiding a Christmas Pickle. https://wikipedia.org/wiki/Christmas_pickle

Truly blessed

Grandson. He makes #7 with two more on the way.

Is the Septuagint new? I mean there really isn't much in the way of ancient evidence of the word being used as "departure". If Paul...

I happen to have just listened to a bible study done by Bob Enyart this last Sunday about the Rapture where he made the argument that...

You ignored every single word that I posted. This site is for debate and DIALOGUE... it's not for MONOLOGUE.

So, you are now admitting the contradiction. If you want to show someone looking back on salvation, by grace, you look to Paul. If you...